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She’s lookin strong man. Has kind of a bonsai shape in a way. Lotta healthy looking leaves still great work. What are those seedlings? Oh and, wtf is going on in that clear cup lol

Post them pics! Did you make the switch?

Awesome man. That skull should scare off any pests too :p

Just a friendly suggestion, try and make your ventilation lines as taut as possible and reduce the number of bends the best you can. From what I see it’s probably fine but I’d get rid of that excess (the uncoiled portion) by stretching it and getting it real tight. I had to cut mine to make it...

Awesome man. I’ll keep tuning in! Good luck with the trim post some pics.

Nice pics man. Just started reading your thread sorry about the awful luck with seeds. I used ILGM and everything went fine. In regard to defoliation, I’m not sure you really need to. If air flow seems good you’re probably fine. Your plant doesn’t strike me as abnormally dense leaf-wise -...

Yeah... you should probably just invest $10 in pH cal solution. The route above will not be accurate.

This exact thing just happened to me (I’m in my first hydro grow and it happened during a transplant). I think it gets rusty due to metals in nutrient rich water, and then they oxidize - this creating the rusty look

Yeah send it on over Yeah send it on over I’d appreciate that. I also rock a stir plate though nowadays I only use it for infusing tequila haha. I have an EnviroCycle composter that collects yea at the bottom that I use for my “regular” plants, wonder if I could use that as a base for compost...

I also noticed that we both have practically the same stand for the container - matte white paint on wood?

Plants look gorgeous btw

And here is a shot of the little lady today, Keisha (seemed right for Master Kush).

Thank you both for checking in and the well-wishes. Now that I have the plant on the system (been in there for 17 days now), the highest temp I’ve ever had is 73.5F, with the low being about 70.5F. Since it’s summer, I’m pretty thrilled about this. I had debated between the sterile vs...

I don’t mean to hijack this thread (but here I go anyway), but I just ordered some Hydroguard (decided to go the bacteria route), and was curious what you use as a concentration in the res. I guess this is sorta on topic since it’s the opposite of the sterile route.

Renfro will answer this better, but I believe the water level dropping with static EC just means the nutrient uptake is relatively low compared to the total volume of concentrated nutrient water. I imagine Renfro runs a pretty big reservoir and although water level drops (plant uptake and...

Sounds like you went the right route with cleaning rather than throwing away. Unless some crazy biofilm has permeated the stone and has no prayer of being removed, tossing them is obviously a last resort. I guess the question remains if H2O2 is the most economical way of cleaning, but for...

Definitely the most optimal. I regret not including this in my design originally. Nice :D

Whoops! I missed that part about RO water. Since you mentioned calcium in an earlier post, are you adding calcium nutrient prior to the rest of your series? With the GH series Calimagic is to be the first nutrient added to fresh RO.

I hear what you’re saying I think. Basically you are wondering if new compounds can form. I imagine that yes, over time the mixture of various compounds that are in the reservoir will breakdown to some extent and may even form new/other compounds eventually. For example, I imagine that the...

What is your water source - well or city? And more importantly what sort of pre-treatment (if any) do you do to your water (RO, carbon filtration, etc.) prior to adding it to the reservoir? If you were to use an RO filter with carbon and sediment filters you’d have no need to test for salt or...